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I;0I►KIt1CH, \'I'., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1$$4.
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THE PROFESSOR'S FISH STORY.
Id traraeP. 1.1 •.1y PIrser: 1 sad eras.,
bat AI.• •l'aaes,aa Young wewaa.
•• My friend Prof Speacor of Brooklyn
peat the summer up in Ila•o.ltu•s c0uu.y.
sold • membu of the Salmagundi (':ub, and
he cams back web reinvest' health awl the
hoiest collection of fish stenos teat was
vet goo -together. Ile dotes espe:sally oa
sue particular story is th.t cellecnnn, and
1 don't blame hum. He and • friend of his,
whose nam', he says, w.+ L E E. -crest,
sue mother moo whusl n.n.e he doe* not
`see, beetur he pr ratot,l s•,e to, went 1101
ling for p.eherel floe day on a little hike
nnnewheis in the vicinity of P1000 Lake
They Imbed hat • day ..ud landed ditty
pickerel.
• A goo i nt..y of them would weigh Dix
wends, says the l'rofo•+w.r, • and mei of
• hem was *0 Ione se • r. ,pe awl ae bre as •
dish
Het ter story 10 •he.tt •he d... n ckerei
the catch The Professor'. Inert Evers.:
WAS wiebdie.4 is hie line. when a pickerel
struck his troll. Ile 110411.1 et, a.,.l from
the way it pulled an tutr.d aad cut up
they aft thuMKht It meat b., a tremeadow
one. The .leer thing about the fish was
that MOW IONS It d4Jatseem to put Innen
weight sgaintt belug hauled eu toward the
Moat, and then again it would seem to holt
lock :oke a log, and Everest hal to Neve e.
-Lout all the hoc he had pulled in. I;y and
Lv he gated near the host. and they were
ell Burp incl to sae Khat It won't any more
Than a rhr.c poaodrr Het while limy *ere
w..odenni at the light et had mute the res•
son ler 1t .was revealed A pickerel that
showed en as b.g 0e a shark *min ate wale,
and grabbed it sight under the very noses
of the surprised fishermen, awl ran off with
c ,n a .ay that made the hoe play out
again at the rate of twenty feet ..econa.
After tbs lig pickerel had taken the
•'ne on the hoe about too hnnlrel 4.rtiron/
the Met, it let go of it •gals, and Everest
hauled .o as fast u he could. Ile got his
noir to Ilse best, and. as he au e.g at over
:he gunwale, 1Lr hie pickerel canoe t• the
trent again, sod .,*de • jump ler the other
one r it was pound for . moment bemire
wand •.d water. Hut the savage old fellow
...seed Everest's Ash, and fell back w the
e ter with • splash that drenched the fish-
ermen. -Prof *spente-, in his ea..tcnent,
r;r•bte.l an oar and struck at 111e big pick-
er..) as it tumbled hack. That mad.• the
tell mocry .nd it rushed. for the oar Wade.
lie oar Wade woe eight Cache, wide, but
ride pickerel hoe.ked the teeth of its upper
,w on 61.0 edge of the Made and those of
.'s ureter jaw on the other Mir with at
much ease as eV/night have elated i40 jaws
en a menew. That WOO unfortunate for the
I'.•knr,l, though, for I'rof. Spencer ga:ethe
oar • swoop with the impetus of the hig
1 ,','s rush. and swung the tierce pr:keel in
to the boat. Thu, didn't serve W cool it
dews • bit, for it let go of the oar blede.ad
■ preop at the Prof.u.vr. Ile hit it with the
snot. awl the other two men went at .t osrh
eyith a.uart bottle. The three men had
leen &Ming four or five boues,0r the bottles
would have been heavier and their ettiwcv
n.uah greater as weaves in the fight with
the pickerel. As it wee. tt roomed fire
minutes thumping with the betties awl the
ear befrre the pickerel was tempi's/sod and
the safety of the fishermen assured.
" The pickerel Everest had hooked. aid
the poseurs n of which the big one had dis-
puted
inputed with him, was badly rippeel sod wear-
redby the sharp teeth of the other. Ever
ret was abut to throw it overboard, when
he noticed • big protuber•oce in its stotnael:.
l'hey cut the fish open and found a tre-
mendous big frog muds of it. The frog
sat alive, and, after winking and blinking
at its rescuer for • minute o,- so, *omitted
to take a leap. The leap was not a '..:cess,
end it was apparent that the frog w•• hesd-
I.•apped by something, M Its candnct was
snn.ewhat like that of .Lim Smily's famous
free. la the interest of science Professor
'wooer killed the frog and opener it. i
don't blame the Professor nor his friends for
being surprised at what they found inside
the frog. They fount • laay's geld watch
--• very valuable go'd watch --with • blue
ribbon and • gold buckle fast to it, mod it
w se edema away merrily. and told the fish-
ermen that it was then just 12 o'clock and
mentos. There leas no rign about the
hig pickerel that it had encumbered its
etea,acb with aaythieg out of the line of
'toter pickerel diet, but they hid the late
garage old chap apes. They found a pair of
Indi• rubbers and a yellow garter inside the
pickerel. The over.boee were lady a size,
\o, 4 The rsrter's site was not known,
let it wag of internees' proportion.
" Prof Spriest was greatly disturbed
...sr these ltt5eoreri05, ler, hav4auS 'ritualised
'he dispnritio• of the big pickerel, he we
firm in the belief that the owner of the
watch, overehor, and garter kad talkm vie
um to .1. The Embargoes legetime in re
turning to the r hotel, with the hews of
their Sabin evp.rieoc. mod their st•rUisg
piscatorial post-mortem discoveries. The
vuw/e sone Rocked -beet then., Dad a very
'harmisg young lady from Albany, the Pro
fesor maid. claimed the watch and the
et -eerier, •sd proved her prnp.rty. 4M
raid she hall accidentally dropped them oat
rel • boat into the lake 141.0 winning while
not rowing. She did not lay claim to the
tartar, bet the professor says fiat chs said,
with • very prean.neod blush :
•" if yon plea tell the clerk to put it in
lite pigenehnle of Nn. 7. at the office. i
think the owner will get it.'
'' The profiteer did se. tiulwlnu.tly he
learswl, aeridswtally, be said. that tM
pett.nohole of Nn. 7 .arrwP•oded to the
eoliths, of the reams the charming vintner
lel, frown AIL* scttupi.d. Aad that's all
he knows .beet it. That's the Profasser'u
fish *terry, and I dow't Weer him for dolls!
on i1."
a Kestoe lady.
A lady named Mee T. r. i flnm- Mies,
[‘lag ie KOMI* Oat
who used telly two
I►pnttbe of Mesin>rti Kidney ..J Liver
t tore. km forwarded a etatemeat to Om
Row that It sempiettely card her •f 4.-
Maraweatr Rrbams•Ussl, kidney Mei Leese
deli • complication of dewee
yiskiewe es weekly to this remedy should
• refire Meter asilval M etre K 0.
holds* trial.
at le�a.et .. des oat soak sb.ite
er's iw p-
HOME -MAO( MEASURES
- ewe Ulr .susses ler Mr1l.la 71.eee p
commas ter.
It taken but is little tune t.. nail 4..
settler several bushel ur half bushel
ruesaures The former are the ions
convenient A standar,! bushed r. attains
t.1510 2'1 e.,I'tr niche», hence a los Haw.
,•n and un.. fifth inches wide, eight in-
ches high and twruty four inches Wag.
.mottle weeunremeut, (-obtains tear. leash,
el. The bottom shonld be .sl the inside
and firmly nailed in place, ae sbuwii in
the engraving Cleats. N. one inch
square..boulll bo nailed nes»n eh, b end
THE FARM HOUSE.
Plans of Lear nab. to Ile the Moe* Coop
mot 1... stable le Amerl,.
Do sun wish to Pre the moat coy and
comfortable farm hours its America
sake H,llwler Sage in 1 •gantry (bratty
roan .lust Coto.• tufo the Wok
and •let us ge thruulg(+ it We w.il
enter the back vireo! tiff• h„uw.he.iis&•
it is a house not built fur allow but f ,r
use Plans 01 city hone.* aro slew'.
uauitlly witb the (runt door nettle point
tot entrance. but the businaw o1 faruieg
ciMtpule the More fr.il.I«nt use .,f the
otoixo1.tut•: at slot. vie tet 1:►_
two inches from the top. Thu aides
'honk! b. .1 half inch ulna stuff. the
bottom of the same. and the mule of
inch stuff. All the bards should be
platted upon both sides. The hex will
cower about fifteen cents wheel materials
for several are obtained at 11114• time.
They will be found almost ;i, convenient
to handle ae a basket. suit if there ,is
serernl they will prove rdn,veIiri.t W
hold apples or other trait or ye•In'tshles,
and to a•t away full in the cellar until
the ...nt.•uts are Rented A half bunted
utrasure should of course 4." 'ore hall
the Lenon Smeller ineaeureo are as
rowel. made, Tuft w. 414 not 115•41 the
end assts Atnereann .Agrienhnri.t:
SPECIAL FARMING.
'.one lhinge %%Weis the Average %grl-
,.ltwrl.r *baald taredder.
1 hie of the• urea writers uLiectiees to
sperm! fanning is the tlihieitlty in
waintaiuing the fertility without either
pur 'rung beet.; or fertiliser. It is a
well settled fart that any system ..1
farming that d,a•s oft re nen u e
laud iu proper quantities those eowtit
.wars of plant foal that err drawn from
it let mor a ayot••1n, tun±i ins the lone run
be a nauseate one.
If situated where Garb. or fertilizer.
ton l.' accrued at a price that it will
pay to purcha4e an,Luae special farm
e4.4 east 4M -eh be made eery profitable_
But in tee. the c.roditieua tweet i., fav -
"rail. Still. climate and market 1114141
toe ferorabke. The natural 1•al.acity
of the s..tl fume be considered If
special tertiliz••rr nee mad Me must
understand the nahrri' of the roil seal
..f plant growth in order to ani• thele to
s good advantage
Nearlt all lnesl markets at.- blis�ly
•.ter'1.e•keel, ani unless enure.n't•nt to a
general market passes will u.ually g►A
Lew The kind of product must deter
neer rite- S., • 1•rwlnetb will tear
transportation Much better than other..
I (morally the M e,M.leu.e,I and the
bee prri.bsble the better they will 1.'.v
tnnel.ertati.ee
Iher • farming i* often f.11..ve1 with
profit lint ordinarily this means the
enrollees. awl ns•• of more ur tees twill
seed. (ianteuing or truck farming is
fe11..wwl with profit. but this mean* the
purelsaar and nee of more or leer manure
as a fertilizer ltoth require good and
rememably convenient markets to be
most profitable. lieneral farming ad
mite of better opportunities for keeping
np the fertility and of taking a.h•sutage
.1 the market.' and .oder average soon
ditinna of making must profit.-- Prairie
Fanner.
How le entree THre.
Take* jar or tin bucket and till it
*Ism: half fnll o4 water and place it
who re mice• are in the habit of mrr.men
&ding Takes board lo or 20 inches
long, one cul of which lay on the floor.
or ground. d. se the clow way le. and the
other end on top of the loiceet. Spriwkle
w handful of oats over the water in 4 h
bncket. 'Ilia will not sink. but will re•
main on top and hide the water from
view Now sprinkle wheat. corn or
anything eine that mice like 011 the
hoard en as to entice thein to the top.
when the, will see theorists in tie bucket
and jump in to get it. and moon perish
t have tried this plan with quite matin
factory results The trap is always Met
and when a inonar once gets io there is
00 getting int Of (-mi a it shnnld be
noticed every day or tee: and the
drowned rodents removali have never
tried to catch rata in this way. but think
if a jar that wonid hold six gallons or
nun were herd the plan *reed lever
quite satisfactory -(hen Fartner.
frits Per ram.ers,
Bi sulphide .1 carbon is deat,l to the
grain wlevil.
A strong decoction of tobacco. 1s a
good thing foe lice on stock.
The winter !momism; to be lung and
severe. whit.% means more teeel for the
•
stock.
If evergreens .tand whets the water
will get rontd them and freeze in win-
ter. do something to prevent it
it requires. careful. shrewd manage
meet to make the farm anywhere near
a paying inve•sttnent in these times
The apple erup 1e short and the
quality fir not very good Apples. it
wonid -rem. would bring a good price
before spring.
It is all nonsense to mar that only
poor farmers declare that (arming doss
not pay. 1t can't pay at present prioes
of farm products.
The boy who intends to be a farmer
should he a constant reader of peri
cnttural newspapers and books anti
should become a student, when possible.
In an agricultural college. -- Farmers'
Vt•ios.
A eas bee
M('...p.
Mr John M1 Millan. Vi eeton. /hit ,
sold Mr (peorg. Keith, Toronto. $1.36.1
worth of Aiello. clover seri anti retained
seven bushels for his own tat., making a
total valets of $1,/21 from a crop 41
thirty two acres. The total eztwrrt from
Toronto this smarm np to Aste'baa hetet
.boot twelve thousand hags. an average
of aloofpeghas makinga total
of about $i4m.4rr' )lir. Keith's sales
have been primevally la (Mat Britain
and ().rsaay.
.0 *law► Mae
1t fe sot edvis.Als to wash ea animal
in winter. tint the akin onset les kept
clean, however To do tbh, a vigorous
be resorted to The
by beteg ear.
h 1.he
aad b.t�.e.
brushing gam
row is M
ried . �.
draK)b1lsn of
reser and aide doors . hence we will start
right. It will lei easy G. observe, 1.0r-
eter. as wo go tllrutlgil thla 113(.101 rr+d-
dener that it it out devoid of modern
comforts which are et. frequtstty want-
ing to eiouitry bowie The kitchen has
re deer t•.- tLp mad,'. which is entered
from the tamer' amF-extrads nearly
•aruubd the boiler . Tl,i• shades the
kitchen in tenntut•r ands ke j.i it toad.
.
The sou, is .la. benut
s, la -
sets of tube.
utt and cold water. pipe.: for couvey-
isg away waste water, and* large ruuxr
connecting with the chimney in such a
tatoir,^r.a to tarry off loth the smoke
from the fire and steam from the .'uok
it1gTho hitting room is 11 by Is, and
is entered front both kitchen and loittt
num. which a lei by •yl rued comer- of
the w.t:tbweet with a large and well
glazed ' lay window. or atklition for
plant.. Tl,e Rinsing risen may 1.- enter-
•ul'fmn4 the piazza ales• Back wain.
extend (4030 the kitchen to the hall in
PP minim! story. The pantry is eon
venient!v near the kitchen. and 1. pro
tnirirrk'wats fur rtkt4.'--rtrawera
for limit spices. !metre for cunt 111-•.41,
graham. flour, rt.- a• well se the ens
toa..:ry Oleo for hidim( the tarred o'
wheat Suer Should the 1w 11 .bf the
Ti'..,j
tet t
x,
4Roof
trent d•..r ting. the snnttwotie is easily
nswert.l w,4h .nt going tllrouglr the
' , 41111 r. ins',imply by pasting from
t e kitcho11. beneath the front stairs
and th).ougb *lie reception neer, This
room is fitted with a mono,, end t w•.. .r
three chair. .4 anlwtwttial &wilt'. and
contains a fire plats.. Tin' same .him
Dry i.crutitw fire platers in the parlor ad-
joining and in the living room and din-
ing hall.
A guest is shown upstairs from the
parlor or reeeptire neon through the
hall and front stairway. This stairway
is broad and winding, and enters a
roomy. well lighted hall ou tett• second
tbwir. From this hall the bath norm
and three rhalnber+ are entered• as well
a• the 1111111. room. Gadd' of thews r000m.
10 supp1i.d with an aiiip`h' ekwrt. The
gu.'st chamMx Li pla•nl at the north
w -et. n.t the plr.•twutest part of the
hnnpe, which is reserved for the regular
occupants who have the east and south
(ot their oajuyutrnt. This spare cham-
ber etas` a tire.pla.oe- in which a hospitable
blaze may be started to cheer the chilled
comer. If tine hones. is not looted by a
furoate it oau le conveniently waned
by drums ..r register% from stoves on
the lower floor This little room over
the front stairway and near the lath
room may be used for a clothes press,
receptacle for linen• or cmm,i•te.i with
the adjoining lath root by 111(••114 of A
wide arch, and need for a dressing or
-ler fling room. the heel r4oni proper be
ing kheelept in ID at order for au nla.taan
sitting room if desired.
The house it nearly roars, :t! hj' 44.
The front is toward the nort, and pus
lore balls. reception room• b►th•now
and guest chamber are placed so
that they protect the portion of the house
most in too daring cold weather. This
leaves the rn.erus that are in daily use
,eotniactty connected, and mare them
easier to warn If desired, a door ran
be put in repenting the npperfront
from, the lack hall. whom by leaving
the hack stair dower open the man's room
can b heated from the kitchen. P is
noticeable that the parlor is not a4 large
as the living neon This is in ac-rord-
ante with good bet.... A bright family
suet needs have sonny. well ventilated
living quarters A parlor is rtatnrnlly
shut np In summer. when mad 'mete
are received. the hale, reception room.
parlor and front down may be thrown
open. giving a roomy appearance to tho
entire front of the hnaae On VCCl/AiouN
of •social gatherings blares may he start
ed in all the fire places, and the entire.
lower floor. except kitchen and pantry
thrown open by means of hoard., rolling
or .wir►ging doors, or the throwing back
of /portiere. 1t is . model farmers
home that is ...aril to exreL
1811 of Dalry Help.
oaring the pant summer we tad • hard
milker whew teats were ear short that it
watt thumb and finger work.' I thought
one day of the answer of " Hobby Peel.'
to the manager of the cotton twills. whet
Gated why his spindle was never stopped
for repairs ' t'helk your bobbins I
had no chalk. but i took a hog o1 coni
March to the stable•', and tried that It
prnve.I a herrn 1.. me. am hey rnbhing a
little on my hands 1 could grip without
the teat' .limping nut of my kande 1
al«i fouhA
it useful when r.Uking any
clew in the waren weather -Mew .1 H
Huckt•.'e. In Fanners' Advocate
7.. I'r..ewt We.. ItatlN. coca.
To pretest hens eating their egg* •
'toned.. Po general daring the winter
w agon, and en difficult to ell/Wafter the
helot Is noes, acquired, o. the F.xperi
n.. ntwl Fetes et Brandon the nee of
,lark neat- has effeetn.11y pat n stop to
;hie M•ti habit They an" made about
tune tier long by one (got •gnan, with
a nest in eae•h end and the arming. jest
ars.' enough to adlmit a bre. is the
centre- the hos elevated two es three
Wet at the Goer.
CONED BY NIM
Adnlirdl liunraltre With His, Ship to
the Hands of tkd n.
SUCCESa OF THE INSURGENTS.
.tdm41,.I 11. 11,11.. ure.uled.g • Ogee
.6.4.1...1 1.... I, oa..a1 4e tlir INAtio
.1f 1'.ro... 1 31'10 sl..pn e.4 •
1'.•av .I.Ir ".44Inco n1
of 11.. I ro..hl..
Muarsru.w., F00. :. --Tit'. armed "roue -
port bate!. '.Lich left herr neatly edit'
%dmirs!. these.dv.. .wt board. me- been
eapture11 by the rebel *hi; Itepub'.ica. orae
Il►4ia. (l•.ncalves dud heel, ordrrd to
join P.•ix.4,i. al111•10es. MO w04 bound
there hi the lupe when tier Repulita ran
hito.de ctriee.d luxe:, the vale tire,
7h•• inenrfr..,sr now ant.• uute that the
Retenethes will bkii'k.,l- l:ahea. Admiral
In!!° is utganiting a or .ti,.i..ie.►l govern
'uent in the State of I' .n ..I The. in.nr
genie eve reveries/ to enter :,o. Pablo. it
Owl succee.l they will hare I.rw tical ter
,«*.sou of ell Itrarilinu territory ,oath a
8... Jnnriro. limy will Met. 1,e I• spared
to ntareb ons tM r:lpit.•11tr..1 dira
f's liana eta• n0wa obyhf tit« cap.\turetuofl
essitiba by 14ie in.nr,toitta forces under
ti.m. S.rwire% Ile t.i.k On. Kropp field
guns and semi. anoiiprrh'.`n:--
A eonettiondeut lo.d an interview with
CaFp�. Fllatad otfr, board a ,4ygidabau
Ile gait' he taw little hobos of en arm -
holier, AO the r•rolativatpta could ar•crpt
little *hole .1 ,Io rwtlr gnat a Prrsideut
fete •t... the complete abolition 1.1 military
rnle and toe delivery of tl:i, liore:waent
Mt.. the heeds of a civil kite to t, ad
nd..i*er atfshr. pe.:Jtn.; the el -,tion. Th.•
✓ e moo ion of tine eetotit•tiou.t Mates at,.l
.41. ..reameatton ed a despo eible Perlia
ineutary g.overlmtet:t with- a civilian a..
tint president were ale. itldispeneaLle coil
deice.* her tate _ o rusination .4 tie. revutu
thea. They Lav no bola of effecting a
mom Irufui..' ti.reo h the ila.rceseion of
1 ;
101111114 i:ett14a0111 of oils. twine. Pelle:i a
military friends ('ala. Fanss said, would
ki:l itiu►- beture 1bet w..utd allt,w hioi to.
denett them bo re.igng in fat ..r of any,
, •me.
Hrsot.... Ale.., E. -b. :i.--.• deep.tes
from Brasil r.mli;tns tl:. report that tee
iu*ureents lade. captured t •:uveratnent
transport pwort !tape. hl.e erns orced Li the
einereent'wet•ht:• Ft teddies /(i heel ddown
her flail -Admiral •ivac*lvts> wise was
aboard 4140 -nape. wastrod? -s ] Ginner.
A ROSBFO T"WARJE
esu s'lrrer. le•d a rt.. .....1• a►\Msa*-
w
ep•r. not ,w.* Follett"
1'ateks4'i.titr\. Fete :. -.% .i'trine set m•
to waylay a Lank niro*nL•rr 1411.1 nob I4$in
of the ansa of il'u,(alu was fraetrated yes
tenlay. • anti the .nnapir.:or, t-i.'tir it
Frhor u, was ,wreated.
see Jaanarr Ilih an advertisement so
pear l io a t'o'ol !taper inking' for the err
ei,w' 4.1 a " reliable mare "eilf-here,." It
we* nnsvrerwl by George 4 Thomas, a
iii. n. ,zed New York repr.rt.r, and sub
*e,ln.•utly by F'r.uk .1. lfbllui,. t:chrrrn.
who heti itoerted the advrttnentent. coiu
msuaieated with b •eh ns.•,' rid unfolded to
them a plan to rob tLe Inerseng.r tot Sonth
week Nati..nel Bente who wise yesterday to
have taken Iron. $10.101 to $20.'000 le the
office of the I'enu.y Ivauis -Balt Menefee
Write; l'empauy..
'Fleeter and Mullins agreed t.i en operate
with Fi•h.ru, but both nntit4.d the police
The letter inetrnetet thein to • godhead
and Leep the !loiter de artmteut torted
The bank oflirerw-srmi-the officers of the
wit rem -patsy were pot on their guard re.1
at 10 ...keel rel.-elev. wlu'u North.
1'snrry. the ties.mle_er, left the bank for
the salt company a office he earned a 410.4 -
at, -r of paper Meter' .4 suoney. When the
mer.Ager urtitol at the de orway of the
offiee he less net by Thome... who rip
niantlel the package, ursine. having b'o'ttle
meantime fastened the outer. li,s.r. 'Elie
melee.. ere' surrendered in a.'tiordatece
With A plan arranged by the supposed ere
tin. and Themes and Mlle.* jumped into
• carriage a41.1 drov.• rapidly sear: At
Second and Market .treats lethorn sprang
int.. the Tehiele awl at this j:mctire ft'.
trete,... IGnnl 11,14 Mot ray a:.pearel awl
arrested the tn.
'I homes and Mullins were moon released
and tidier,' was lodged in the central
.cation. Edson, was formerly employee'
as a clerk in the Penn.ylvanss Salt Mann
f*rturing ('ompsnny's ofti, - le 1porn was
held in al~'.(fll0 hail
Bunte moil Her 4..ar.,.w.-....
R.•wl. PrP. 5. -Count Soderini, Pricy
Chamberlain to the Pope, is about to nub
lisp a pamphlet entitled " Rome and the
Government Raring 2:1 Pena." His ergo
ment is on the lines followed in the Pope's
aldreas of January 24. concerning the
recent dietnrts•.ee. in Sicily and Italy.
ile noes that it is resent' .1 to the real
liberty of the people that the Pope recover
the temporal power over Rome.
tnes..s.Cosa tea /w.
i.rtrss•t. 11at , )l'eb. :r. --At the West
Vinloria l'oriserrative convention held
hero ern Saturday 40..bert Bryan., reeve of
ceps, was nominated as the candl•1ate.
There are now thus candidates in the
field to contest '.4.4t t'ietotla for the
Local House -fir McKay, Liberal, R.
Rryans, Connotive. and John 1'ampbsll,
Patron.
Haa.11..w Jon-e.y . 1....
Hann.t-,'i. Fab 1 --t1 • meeting of the
directors of the Hamilton Jockey Club it
was decided to hold 1',e nest meeting hen
0n May elst, June let and Ind There
will be the neural number of prelate each
day and purse. .11 be larger that iamb
year.
A lle new Kees -Fee.
•;vat.rw, Feb. 1.-Prancie HeO, esu
played •t KennedS• eNne.•kiln, hal • mar
row rar.po from dwelt while walking on
the (' 1' H trek. The engine struck ini
mod he grasped the bars and held oubtill
the frame wee stopped, we►ping wotout
ii.jnry
ebbe • Mawe and nig.
4We, roe, Feb.- L-A roams loan ranee
Hendricks was •nested in Ihayton for
stealing a lions end rig from Newmarket
11e pleaded guilty below .India 1'ba,lwick
here awn was sentenced to three year. 111
the penitentiary.
Chargese um ere., . ,.-.
('ougsoa, Feb a -hereon• 1 ng.r. of
(Tanabe township, was ye*t.rday brtoght
Moore 44_I, S Itrintnrll, .1 P here on a
charge of the theft of «1f1O worth of bop.
in October lad lie was committed for
trial
amiss .4 farerr tavarasd.
Helene rum. e1et. Fell * - b K.rna;
has. of this pities, in taking freight free.
here to i)oreet yesterday. got tau Mess•
lis is. ISM of !talk most Do'set. sad Goss
vd•etde ass woe drowsed.
The Best Medicine.
J. O. 11' t l -so tx, Cont rat for and
Ittl,bler, i�ull►I1nr Springs, 'resits,
ti:!.. speaks of Ayet's Pills:
'Ayer's 1'.els u,e •len lest ..•theins I
ever tocol; reel, ie my Jed:ernt, no
b. tu'r, , urr,d remedy 1...1.1 lie devised.
I bale uael tt1.11n In my gamily end
rvcuun h•udad them er soy frweel.e and
1•ropluyor for mere tL as twenty yens.
7.. my retain ku..lelydoe many CONN
of 1!10 f,.11owint c.msgdi.1W$ bare been
cumpkrely and
Permanently Corgi
by the rise 14 Ara'1'iifs el'ene: Aird
day "hills, dont). a :iw, Newer Ir -Per,
61,•1i lieel:telt.•, He: .,leen, Nan, dere
!pope J, tenetire, lee, net jltlnl-cgi.4 . I
-know that :1 wale:ate sir... o4 Ayer,'
rids,r,•utinn..4 b..' a f.•'.t itev,.iorwi•eko,
art Lite natter.. of ill, e, ntp.ahtt rrtpeit*st.
coons 4s' foetid en 111 .,,:•41,. refire Per tern
di...eler 1 hove teemed worts,"
•' 1 h.e'e been r. Nies*: m,.IG 11w for
4'2111 ye.uw. and 1 .uu ..11.13' a:1tr that
A)er'a Pelts r i..: e,e, r • si'a4. th41
then 24111 fele eriTl-I • t.•:
1'••rry, ti!'..fey ltuuia l'. 11., Va.
AYER'S PILLS
j•r ;...i. „ ', d . .\y I 71..terelkires-
Every acne ICffective
Joel Pesach.
Chicago 1n'er-Osteon.
Mies Sweetly 1 always lee) perfectly
stupid when a photographer tells me to Look
Mee Tartly How nice it must be to know
real Set • perfect picture, dtar.
The rower •r rl•tnre.
For eve -t ill nature has • cure. In tl e
healing vermes of Norway Pine lin the cure
for cough., colds. croup, asthma, bronchitis,
nen.'., etc. 1►r Wood's Norway fine
up ,pre encs the tirt,,M at Norway
e and other pectoral remedies. Trice
25 tents.
Meese 1n •b Wattle. '
Washington Star.
" !lave yon any faith in patent meth
cines : ' asked the man who 'frier feels
well.
"1 sherd.' say 1 here. replied the man
who hustles " ieitoerst means Ins the
world for getting reeh "
A Karr 4 ombireasore.
There as no other remedy or combination
of medicines that meets se many require
menta. as dots Burdock I:Io.'.l ltttters in Its
• de range of power over such chrouic du
tales a. dylp.pn., hoer and k,duey a.m
plaint, scrofula, and all humors et tete
blood. '^
•wile Ironwealeat.
Minnie Wouldn't it be od.1 it all one's
thoughts could be real ou one's forehand
1 read something of the sort rs a story the
other day
Menne i think it would be lust lovely
Une could tell then lust what • young man
tm.•omc WILL
Ispirenne M Ws.kt.gse■.
Artisans, me• bastes and laboring men are
'able to sudden accidents and in,urtr, as
well as painful cords, self joints and lams
.. ie. To all thus t'.ulths we would re
,00.Inend Higy.rd a Yellow (4.4, 0M bandy
nd reliable lain cure, tor outward- -and Io
e r .al owe.
M keew R •,elle rs.
Two physicians were retreoly walking
•ogether so Hyde Perk, ahem one a them
lifted his hat to a lady shoot they mart.
" A pali.ut'" irked the other
"414, en no way," answered the Si..* dr-
ier " 1 treated her the other day for •
.moan dift.mlty "
•• What was it '"
"Awart onthenate "
" And what did you pr. -wren 7"
" 1 ordered her to rebel'. alro,lutely from
playing the piano "
rhe other doctor gat a.t..be.hed.
•• Ordered her to tete. '.44 playing the
40011. for • wart on her '.ewe ` Well, 1
n,n't under•t•nd your treater,. of
"11 you knew the cocums.anote, you
...mid," said the Arad . ", • • Sha ocrw
41e0 the fist under inn.
•k11ob s t liana,►,
Mrs. T. S. Hauw.ns, a 1..,tamales, Tenn ,
00ys : " 41111oles t',..I,rer ' .seed my life.
1 consider tt the best remrdt for • debilitated
metes' 1 Over used." Foe tly.pepse•, btv,
or kidney trashes it .:eels j r.. a 75 oeot&
MM by •1I deserter.. e w
u Mock
B LOOD
BITTERS.
www• au Two emanate •005(71.50
se TMs 0O*ILS. a,0NET0 aa• LIVE,.
eaamrlee or lT, weTMOVTw
few roe •vert5, ala r.PNM0I(• IOa PINK
More•• AT TMe east vine 00.014?.
100 ACIDITY •r Tot STOa/ACH. C0405
Sttl01/*N(N, OVSPEPSIA, N1AM
ACNES, e/::INESS• N
10AT1ON, wNLUMAT1SK,
rime. , •alt oI .'AU.DICI. GENTS' FANCY SLIPPERS,SALT ONLY*, 1S7Slptl4e, aCOO-
t'u4A, rLYRtOIM• ar THE N
N10VoUSNIee, AND SENaw.l
We•ILITY. rani as• att •..,.aa About twenty differed lints to climes from. Petntiful guru-'.
01111111K••••••11111101.8111111•11115 TO Ilea emu- Very cheap.
I.ru esmis a/ Su0w••a •1006
e117[,•. , E. DOWNING.
n
To Ot+r- Patrons
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
We hair jn•.t clo-rtl up aneat. r .urc•wfu1 year'.. busiueas. Many
thaels to um 4'ustum,r. for their liberal patronage ,luring flit. \en1 I '1:1.
We an' agaia Iefote sou for *melee year, hoping to ,till merit
your eonti11e11(e by -Nett attention to 1l,e n'.iuirrtnenta of trade, i y lay-
ing before Pons Coed. N. w. Fre-I: Cools; .uitil.h• for the coating 1ra,cn.
bought in the 1,.t marlet, for Net l'w.I1.
r;uc, tits ins bu•iue.e has placed u.. in a ignition to take every all-
lentagc that A lash %tart 2411'004., A1441 talon us to niece Seineloable
(.owls before Ia:r Customer, at prier,. that we know) are right.
The Cheap John Trash 6D,ls c.. lame in our 11t•ue, feed"bee
.don't consider that class of ttuff good fur ditOrr Moyer or Seller :at any
torous,
t'ur Stock for Ntr I1 thing 1.044 -ons mill, !r Dunk up et the Newest
nn,4 las 'lIced. that the Pest lilerkrt. efforrl, awl e'en iU karw *Le
Public to be the..{uolgo. a, to }'rues.
•
▪ Illllinu Ohm. Haid Titres, tl.cre i. a terrible KeraD.bh' fur
Trade, And ever) in►agin4lh!, pit a made by Anne hurineeit men fur their
piortienlur way of •1.01'1114 ti.. Public. 4 b lett+ dr. Cash syetew has been
.
threshed 0444 in til.. al, h., 4111,4 1.e ()plc air ttpretnl to Ise) iete *lost 111•
w110 .fors not sell for lash i.• robbing the Customer.
While wt• iatMoh tl.o n•".!gLu 1M• A glwwl deal raid, in fae'ol• ff td:,•
Cash systt In, partnelherly by -those w Ido .lo n reckless ' credit busine..„,
there can 11h. r be something "010 in favor of n wise and careful Credit
trade.
We have l..,'4 doing I.uej, t�< ins (:oeierich for over , fourteen
years, anti giving t resit to good people, and hare- not het one per tent.
on our sales in all that time._ We do not now know of one dollar that
esu are likely to lose oil. our oak's for 189:1. Of t•t.urse•, we do not credit -
*10 bra r 'cr5ht, nor try one. monk's, we it'iT aaiulerli-we eau
est lr ` the account : -below our small losses by pickle ,•(edit..
-As. heretofore. we will give-4.reolit to goal people only. and *ell
them coml. as .-hi': . as tbt•y eau Le :old for l'ast's excepting 6 per
cent. Cash Discount, w 111 1 we allow• On all Pooh Purclia.cs of (12• -
1110 ale,
5 per cent. far pnmpt loot' ii.aus :►lout 10 per cent per
aa.u, ui, as the neernge length of ('nilit acveunls i, not more than .i%
month*. This we consider a gond `inducement to pay rash, a,..l as much
as any business Hurn cin gi%r: off segulnr price% who marks his Il000i-
liuurstly. We do not '.11 swept' (foods at ami' helow emit, moil thatl u,ak.•
it up Coed, the Public nie• 'nut supposed 4.. know the' value of We
..ark 1•terything in [plain figure.;. noel one price to all.
'tV. Lupe to he fabord still with a share of your trade, L, -epi,
New, h'ret.1e, Itetial.k l.0041s,, which we are pepsin 1 to ot!, r et hock
Itotton, Yti. ei. 5 per cent. off' for Cash.
'tor Spring Prints are now in Stock. lh'autiful Pattern.. and
Fast Colors. Also other .spring, (boats.
V.,• still hold first place for Carpets of all 'kinds, Lave Curtains
me gem ral House Furnishing,. Ily for the largest Stock in the
County. Carpi ts from a 10 cet:t ilenlp to a ':i ply Aii Wool and hest
Rrusse•ie. I her 350 rets iace ('urtains to ehoure keen. ('hiuelle C'ur-
t.,in- and Totting.. l.iuuleulos. Oil Cloths, Art Square., Rugal and brats.
r
COLBORNE BROS.,
GODERICH.
The Great Carpi!, and Lace Curtain it 'ifr( /Hi/is(
of ache County:
THE NEW TIN AND STOVE STORE
ON HAMILTON STREET
We are so!e agents in l.,*leri(rh for the (elebrattil 1' en:s;tnt, Dream
and World's Fair Coal and Wood Cooking Stoves and Rang •a with
Genuine Duplex Grates and all modern .improvements. Every Stove
warranted. The finest Stove in the market-- -- 4
Have Son seen our new Standby Steel Ware in Tea and Coffee
Pots, Kettles and Pudding Dishes. One piece of this Ware will outlast'
three pieces of Agate or (Granite: Ware
We are offering New (loads as cheap as any in the tragi.'. All Or-
dered Work attended to as punctually a. possible. (live us a call.
J H. WORSELL & CO.
BOOTS and SHOES
WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL.
Protect your feat and avoid la grippe. You can do this by pur-
chasing your Footwear from
E. DOWNNG.
Overshoes,
Rubbers,
Gum Shoes,
Mackinaw Sox, &c.
Warranted) FIRSTS. No SECONDS, or oI.1 Bankrupt, Moth-esben
good. tett the best quality at prices charged elsewhere for an inferior
article.
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